Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-18

The boom is here.
The rain is here at last.
Thunder and lightening
"Uncle Toms Cabin" at the Theatre
tonight.
There are a few red skins to be seen in
town to-day.
Don't miss getting a copy of the Satur-
day DEMOCRAT.
Peter Hansen and Joe Mooney were
run in to-day for being too full for utter
ance.
Hong Kong was bound over in $500
bonds to await the action OF the Grand
Jury.
This is the glorious morning when
every loyal son of Erin has to get up on
step ladder to comb his hair.
The next Mormon Conference is to be
held at Provo. Jokes about the conven-
fence of the asylum are barred.
st. Patrick's day is over, and any
Irishman who cannot exhibit three-ply
head this morning is no Irishman at all.
1t will be to your advantage ladies, to
notice Cohn Bros. announcement of
special sale in Saturdays issue of this
paper.
We call attention to Simon Bros. an
nouncement in our columns to-day. Note
the address and drop into their extensive
rooms. Their display of flowers, laces
and ribbons alone almost takes ones
breath.
A fine painting of Lake Blanche, Cot
tonwood, by Harry Squires, is to be seen
in the window of J. 0berndorfer's store
The picture is an excellent specimen of
workmanship, and it is worth the while
of any one to call around and see it.
One Of the tramps who was so badly
beaten by a brakeman Yesterday after
noon was asked what he thought of the
matter. "Divil a cent, | care about h it,
was the reply, "but it pretty mouth I'll
have on me for to go and ask for work"
The case of the d. & R. g. VS.. J. II.
Gibbons, charging him with an attempt
to defraud and cheat the company came
up to-day. Defendant pleaded guilty to
the charge and was bound over in $500
bonds to await the action of the Grand
Jury.
The Groesbeck brothers are putting in
new drainage and making general i'm
provements for that part of their block
occupied by THE DEMOCRAT. Now is
the time for thorough cleaning all over
the city. Where is the city's Board of
Health?
A letter received from Sanpete says
ut is now ] o'clock in the night. Have
just returned from a very interesting
meeting. Major Bynon is certainly the
right man in the right place. Twenty
new members. Organized branch league
at Fairview March 18th"
The remains of the late Postmaster
Browe VII p laced in the casket to-day
at 4 o'clocs Tomorrow they can be
seen by Lis lriends, and on Sunday will
be taken away = the d. & r. g. en- route
to Newark, n. where they will be
buried nv tn a. Of his mother.
According TO tie accounts given this
morning by one St Patrick All-nighter,
everything must have been in an uproar
last night. tie says: Everybody with !
out 'ception was drunk, fghtin' and peace
maxim alternately and whole country |
was, so to speak, ex nrlifed and per
soniied."
Wonderful The Saints of this Stake |
of Zion are to have q ircuIsting library |
and free % reading room Angus NJ |
Cannon, the presidential au ocrat of this
Stake, recently appointed q committee to
devise ways and means for that purpose.
The committee selecting rea6ing matter
will arrange for The DEMoCRAT and other
Gentle papers TO be On file as well as
some of the most delectable and instruc-
tive books, such as Dr. Wyl's Mormon
Portraits" Stenhouse's Rocky Noun
tain Saints, "In the Tolls" etc. etc.
The "Uncle Toms Cabin" troupe has
arrived and has taken quarters in various
parts of the city. Twelve are stopping
1t the Palace Hotel; seven at the Over
and and the balance at Mulloy & Paul's.
The dog part of the said balance
1t Mulloy & Paul's, while being
visited this morning by a reporter of
he DEMOCRAT, became so enraged
hat they made things lively
around there; for while they were Jump
ny and Juggling at their chains, stable
men, reporters and all in that vicinity
we're climbing over each others heads,
md never stopped to look around until
hey had adorned the tops Of the buses
md fences near by.
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